St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15

self and any one to beat Cleveland;
Wisconsin must redeem herself.
Darlington DemOcrat-Clevelanda and
Gen. Bragg.
p. H. Carney. WaukeSha Democrat
Cleveland and Villas.
THE REPUBLICAN EDIT ORS
The Piumed Knight a Great Fa-
vorite, With Scattering Votes
for RuSk.
j. Lutte Christie, Superior Times
First, last and always, James G. Blaine;
Allison, Window. or any good Western
man for vice president.
c. j. ROLLS, Stoughton Hub-Blaine
and Fairchild, of Wisconsin,; Cleveland
will be the next Democratic candidate
fer president.
William Irle, Shell Lake Watchman-
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, of New jersey,
and Judge Fontaine I. Fox, of Ken
lucky.
N. 2. Rindlaub, Platteville Witness
First, jeremiah RuSk or LuciuS p. Fair
child: second, Allison: third, j. Sher-
man: Blaine has strong following in
Wisconsin. but his nomination would
excite the same bitter opposition it did
in 1884.
Edward Pollock, Lancaster-Blaine
and Fairchild.
l.. W. Chapman, Plainfield Sun-Lin-
coin and RuSk, of Wisconsin.
William l.. Norris. Watertown Repub-
Hcan-Blaine, if there is chance for
him; Sheridan, John Sherman, Foraker
Or Lincoln; no choice for vice presi-
dent
John Hicks. Oshkosh Northwestern
RuSk. of Wisconsin, and HiScock. of
New York.
J. y. Watrous, Milwaukee Sunday
telegraph would prefer two Repub-
Leans who are popular enough to win:
the ticket named by the convention will
be my preference, provided they do not
name jeff Davis and the devil. but
would like to see It KlsSk, of Wisconsin,
and some fir.t-class New York man.
The Young Churchman, Milwaukee
Sherman and Fairchild, of Wisconsin,.
Masonic Ifdings, Milwaukee-Om
paper eschewS politics; one of its editors
is for Blaine till death, the other is
satisfied Democrat.
Henry II. Rosser, Western Good
Templar-John B. Finch, OF: Nebraska,
and Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, of New
Jersey.
L. II. Doyle, Rio Reporser-Firss
choice, Lincoln and .Depew, OF New
-.
Wisconsin.
John Hotchkiss, Randolph Radical
Blaine and Fairchild.
c. A. Sargent, Poynette Press-Conk-
ling and Lincoln would make a strong
ticket.
}. w. Blake, Reedsburg Free Press
John Sherman and Levi p. Morton.
John +. Thomas. -ShebOygan News
George W. Childs, of Philadelphia, and
Gen. Weaver, of Iowa.
Zbignien Brodowsky, Milwaukee
Zgoda Polish)-Blaine and Lincoln.
James E. Heg, Lake Geneva Herald
There are mighty few Blaine men here:
Gresham and some Eastern man, or
Sherman and Fairchild, would be our
choice.
A. K. Owen, Lake Geneva News
Lincoln for president; no choice for
second place.
r. II. Johnson, Wausau Central Wis
conSin-Blaine and Lincoln; the former
one of the ablest and the latter one of
the pureSt of men.
Gen. Hawley and j. NJ. Rusk, of Wis
conSin.
a. w. Young, Wausau Pioneer-Sher-
man and Lincoln.
Fred w. Johns, MaZomanie Sickle
Blaine and Sherman.
YOumanS d Randall, Waukesha Free
man-Lincoln for president; no choice
for second place.
AXel G. Burman, Marinette Workman
nen-Weaver, of Iowa, and Van Wyck,
of Nebraska.
man and Lincoln.
G.. a. Rogers, OconomoWoe Herald
Blaine and Lincoln.
II. 4. Stone Neenah GaZetta-Rlaine
and Rusk, of Wisconsin.
l.. a. lngerSoll, st. Croix Standard
Blaine and Window.
a. p. Colby, Union Grove Enterprise
Blaine and Lincoln; if Blaine can't
get there no other Republican can.
4. NJ. Beach, Prairie du Chen Union
Sherman and Rusk, of Wisconsin, is
my choice.
c. S. Crosse, Sun Prairie Countryman
Blaine, first and last, with Jerry Rusk
for vice president.
F. L. Alexander, De Soto Chronicle
First choice, Blaine and Rusk; second,
Sherman and Lincoln.
W. &. Ialboys, Grantsburg Sentinel
An ''invincible'' combination would he
Blaine and Fairchild or Hawley and
Fairchild.
j. I. Ellarson, Wautoma Argus
Blaine and man to strengthen the
blCkSl.
H. S. Comstock, Cumberland Adyo-
cate-Sherman, Allison, Gresham:
Blaine is not available; Fairchild or
ingalls, for vice.
Badger State Banner-Any good anti
-saloop-Republican.
Lancaster Herald-Sherman and Lin
coin.
Amigo Republican-Rusk and Sher-
man first; Lincoln and Fairchild
second.
a. L. Fontaine, Grand Rapids Re-
porter, thinks Blaine is the ablest states
man in America, and wants Robert Lin
coin for vice president.
Sam Fifeld, Ashland, favors Blaine
and Rusk next to good fishing and Ash
land real estate.
j. w. Ostrander, efferson-Lincoln
Tor president; no choice for second
place.
II. E. Hollister, Richland Rustic
Blaine and Col. Isaac Mccain, of Wis
consin.
E. B. Dewing, Elkhorn Independent
Blaine and Fairchild, of Wisconsin.
Appleton PoSt-Sherman and Haw-
ley, or the choice of New York for sec
ond place.
Darlington Radlator-John B. Finch
and Clinton B. Fisk is our choice.
George l.. Jones, Chippewa Falls
Worfman-James B. Weaver, of Iowa:
no choice for vice president.
w. a. Colby, Burlington Free Press